Scarborough railway station

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railway station railway terminus

Scarborough railway station is a coastal terminus in North Yorkshire, England, serving the seaside town of Scarborough with regional and long-distance rail services.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	railway station → railway terminus →
category	DfT category C1 station →
country	England →
distanceFrom	42 miles from York (approximate) →
electrification	not electrified →
fareZone	Scarborough →
gridReference	TA 039 887 →
hasFeature	bus interchange nearby → café → car park → main concourse → self-service ticket machines → step-free access → taxi rank → ticket office → toilets → waiting rooms →
hasHeritageStatus	not listed building →
hasServiceTo	Bridlington (seasonal or limited) → Hull → Leeds → Liverpool Lime Street → Manchester Piccadilly → Sheffield → York →
hasTicketingSystem	National Rail →
isTerminusOf	York to Scarborough Line →
line	Scarborough–Bridlington Line (former) → Scarborough–Whitby Line (former) → York to Scarborough Line →
locatedIn	North Yorkshire → Scarborough → United Kingdom → Yorkshire and the Humber →
near	Scarborough seafront → Scarborough town centre →
numberOfPlatforms	5 →
opened	1845 →
openingDate	7 July 1845 →
operatedBy	Northern Trains → TransPennine Express →
originalCompany	York and North Midland Railway →
ownedBy	Network Rail →
platformLayout	terminal platforms →
postGroupingCompany	London and North Eastern Railway →
preGroupingCompany	North Eastern Railway →
serves	town of Scarborough →
stationCode	SCA →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Manchester Airport railway station →	connectedTo
Leeds railway station →	connectsTo
Scarborough →	hasRailwayStation